Calculate cash yield, projected annual income, portfolio value, and an educational franking-adjusted gross yield. No login, no tracking form, no advice.
Use clearly hypothetical or user-entered numbers. The calculator does not fetch live prices or verify dividend amounts.
This tool calculates cash dividend yield, estimated grossed-up yield for franking examples, estimated annual cash income, and the entered portfolio value. It only uses numbers typed into the page.
A higher percentage means the entered annual dividend is larger relative to the entered share price. It can help compare scenarios, but it does not explain dividend quality or sustainability.
It does not mean the dividend is safe, guaranteed, undervalued, tax-efficient for you, or likely to continue. It also does not account for price movement, dividend cuts, currency conversion, tax, or fees.
Not financial advice: These tools are educational scenario helpers. They do not recommend securities, provide personalized financial guidance, or replace professional advice.
Suppose a share price is 40.00 and the expected annual dividend is 2.00 per share. These are demonstration inputs only.
Worked result: 2.00 divided by 40.00 equals 0.05, so the cash yield is 5.00%. With 1,000 shares, the simplified annual cash income is 2,000 before tax and fees.
The example does not verify a real company, current price, dividend schedule, tax treatment, or payout sustainability.
Dividend yield equals annual dividends per share divided by current share price, then multiplied by 100. A 2.00 annual dividend on a 40.00 share equals a 5.00% yield.
For eligible Australian investors, a franked dividend may include an imputation credit that reflects company tax already paid. Grossed-up yield adds the estimated credit value to the cash dividend. Tax outcomes depend on investor circumstances.
No. It calculates from values entered in the browser. It is a learning tool and should not be treated as a live quote or investment recommendation.